| Notes: | I took part in a workshop organised by the WS&D Online Guild - Natural Dyeing for a Painter's Palette. A bit more formal than my usual "throw things in and see what happens" approach - and a very successful result. Dyes used:
Top row (left to right):
White – what I started from; black – madder overdyed with walnut and logwood, modified with iron; purple – cochineal overdyed with light indigo; lilac – cochineal second exhaust with medium indigo; cold blue – logwood (22% alum); warm blue – indigo; olive green – onion skin exhaust, medium indigo; turquoise – weld second exhaust, light indigo; grass green – weld first exhaust, light indigo.
Bottom row (left to right):
Brown – walnut shells and hulls, modified with iron; cold red – cochineal; warm red – cochineal with madder; pink – cochineal first exhaust; orange red – madder; orange – annatto; orange yellow – onion skins; cold yellow – weld; warm yellow – onion skins exhaust.
These are supplies for future projects, not items for sale!
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